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Originally Posted by Greatwars
If I remember correctly
$110 for Exterior/Interior
$30 for engine cleaning (under hood)
$220 for Exterior + Interior + Engine Cleaning
They would require you to make appoinment first, drop your car around 9 am and pick up at around 5 pm.
$110 for Exterior/Interior
$30 for engine cleaning (under hood)
$220 for Exterior + Interior + Engine Cleaning
They would require you to make appoinment first, drop your car around 9 am and pick up at around 5 pm.
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I'm sorry that I'm keep asking stupid question.
So polishing and waxing is totally different?
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Originally Posted by zzang82
Thank you
and
I'm sorry that I'm keep asking stupid question.
So polishing and waxing is totally different?
and
I'm sorry that I'm keep asking stupid question.
So polishing and waxing is totally different?
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I would not really say it's totally different other than they know how to use the buffer ...
I don't really think it's necessary to have your car polished by some shop other than if you feel lazy to do it...unless of course, you have some light scratches that can't be remove easily by just waxing...buffering would help but it doesn't guarantee that deep scratches would be removed.
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Originally Posted by Greatwars
NP, I'm not a pro either
I would not really say it's totally different other than they know how to use the buffer ...
I don't really think it's necessary to have your car polished by some shop other than if you feel lazy to do it...unless of course, you have some light scratches that can't be remove easily by just waxing...buffering would help but it doesn't guarantee that deep scratches would be removed.
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I would not really say it's totally different other than they know how to use the buffer ...
I don't really think it's necessary to have your car polished by some shop other than if you feel lazy to do it...unless of course, you have some light scratches that can't be remove easily by just waxing...buffering would help but it doesn't guarantee that deep scratches would be removed.
When polishing comes off (I mean later later) Does swirl mark comes on? Cuz I often see some cars with swirl marks.
I'm keep asking you cuz shops they will always say i won't have swirl marks later.
I really don't know anything about car. and I'm wondering. hehe
I have silver G. you think polishing will help to make it look better?
Black ones. oh they look so nice but I don't know about silver ones.
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Most paint in nowadays car comes with thin clear coat protectant
I--------------I-------------I---------------I
Paint ++++ Clear Coat +++ Clear coat
Whether a scratch can be removed or not depends on how deep is the scratch...if the scratch is too deep and already touched the paint, then all you can do is re-paint it.
I-------
Paint ++++ (You are outta luck)
Let say you have When you have small scratch on any layers of the clear coat, buffering would remove some if not all of the clear coat
I---------------I -------
Paint ++++++ Clear coat
When you wax it again, you would add that clear coat protectant again
I---------------I--------------I--------------I
Paint ++++++ Clear Coat ++++ Clear Coat
It also applies to bird poop thus why you really want to clean it ASAP when you see it because when the poop already penetrated your paint, be ready to spend at least $300 (+rental fee)![Cool](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
Disclosure: I might mistakenly explain some parts but it works something like that
I--------------I-------------I---------------I
Paint ++++ Clear Coat +++ Clear coat
Whether a scratch can be removed or not depends on how deep is the scratch...if the scratch is too deep and already touched the paint, then all you can do is re-paint it.
I-------
Paint ++++ (You are outta luck)
Let say you have When you have small scratch on any layers of the clear coat, buffering would remove some if not all of the clear coat
I---------------I -------
Paint ++++++ Clear coat
When you wax it again, you would add that clear coat protectant again
I---------------I--------------I--------------I
Paint ++++++ Clear Coat ++++ Clear Coat
It also applies to bird poop thus why you really want to clean it ASAP when you see it because when the poop already penetrated your paint, be ready to spend at least $300 (+rental fee)
![Cool](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
Disclosure: I might mistakenly explain some parts but it works something like that
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Originally Posted by zzang82
haha
no no
i was just saying.
of course you are included.
anyway.
when are we going to meet?
no no
i was just saying.
of course you are included.
anyway.
when are we going to meet?
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